There are only a few episodes left of this sitcom, which tackles and treats issues in ways that make it one of NBC’s best shows. So watch while you can. Tonight, in a new episode, Bobby (Lil Rel Howery) gets hurt on the job, and decides to go college to improve his prospects. Maxine (Amber Stevens West) is behind him all the way, but not most of the Carmichaels – especially when Bobby reveals his intended major.

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R. Dunn

Going to college...will he become an obnoxious, stuck-up, privileged snowflake, who needs his safe spaces after he hears trigger words?

Aug 2, 2017 | Reply

David Bianculli

It could be worse. He could become a noxious, hostile website troll who squeezes his trigger finger after he hears safe words. Translation: TVWW is designed, and intended, not only as a user-friendly site, but as a friendly one, period.

Aug 3, 2017

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